Brading

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Brading town hall


Brading, once a small inland port, is an old Medieval town made up of some of the oldest buildings on the Island including St Mary's Church, built in 1200. The churchyard contains the remains of Brading's most famous resident, 15 year old 'Little Jane' who died in January 1799, is is reputed to have been able to memorize verse and recite them word for word. 

Opposite the churchyard, is the old town hall complete with preserved stocks, whipping post and ground level lock-up room. Close by, is an old building reputed to be the oldest  house on the Island, now containing a wax works, it is open to the public. The Town center has an array of unique shops and cafés making Brading a good place to visit.

 


Brading Accommodation

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Specialist Holidays
Ovington House - Relocation services The Mall, Brading  

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Brading Shopping

High Street Stores
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Early Closing Monday

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Brading Tourist Information

Tourist Information Centres
Tourist Information Centre 8 high Street, Sandown +44 (0)1983 813818
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Brading Services and Amenities

Emergency services (In the event of Emergency dial 999)
Police Newport Street, Ryde 528000
Coastguard   999
Hospital 24hr Accident & Emergency 
St. Mary's Newport
524081
Doctors Beech Grove Surgery
The Mall, Brading
407775
Dentists Emergency dental treatment  524081
Household Emergencies
Electric NORWEB 0800 195 4141
  Southern Electric 0845 770 8090
Gas British Gas Transco 0800 111999
Water Southern Water 0845 278 0845
Pharmacies
Tesco Brading Road, Ryde  568341
Banks  (The denotes that the bank has an ATM) 
  (See Ryde for nearest Banks)    

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